School Learning Council

At West Borough we value pupil voice, and that is why all of our KS1 and KS2 classes have a School Learning Council representative who has been selected by their peers during our annual democratic elections.

The representatives all receive training that enables them to be effective representatives of pupil voice within our school, allowing them to share the opinions of their peers with the wider school community.

The School Learning Council has been involved in many significant decisions and changes that have been made at our school. Several of these have had a direct impact on the school’s improvement priorities, including:

  • attendance
  • marking and feedback
  • health and safety
  • behaviour for learning
  • outside learning
  • the Teaching & Learning Policy
  • lunchtime enrichment
  • home learning

 

Meet Our School Learning Council 2022/23

Jack

Jack

Year 1 - Cherry Class

Rowan

Rowan

Year 1 - Cedar Class

Neerad

Neerad

Year 2 - Ebony Class

Lida

Lida

Year 2 - Elm Class

Koko

Koko

Year 3 - Hawthorn Class

Manny

Manny

Year 3 - Hornbeam Class

Teddy

Teddy

Year 4 - Larch Class

Evie

Evie

Year 4 - Lime Class

Eon

Eon

Year 5 - Magnolia Class

Fara

Fara

Year 5 - Maple Class

Taylor

Taylor

Year 5 - Oak Class

Ruby-Mae

Ruby-Mae

Year 6 - Sycamore Class

Ayan

Ayan

Year 6 - Willow Class

SLC Visit to Maidstone Museum October 2022

On 7th October, our school learning council visited Maidstone Museum to meet the cast of this year's Pantomime, Sleeping Beauty.

You can read the KM article here!

SLC Visit to the Hazlitt Theatre

On 11th October, our SLC visited the Hazlitt Theatre.

They received voice coaching and confidence building lessons from Amy. This will support them in their role, especially when speaking in front of their class.

Amy Riley is the Hazlitt Theatre Drama Teacher and Outreach Manager. She has worked at the Hazlitt Theatre for several years. She teaches voice projection, team building skills, confidence, script writing and reading. Amy teaches both primary and secondary children. Amy works with the HI-Hazlitt Institute team and together they manage and deliver several fantastic productions at the theatre.

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